This pine cone is incredibly sturdy and looks almost real when looked at from far away. It’s made from a single square paper. The camera is on holidays so no video this time, but great diagrams though. Great nature origami by David Petty.
Edit (Jan 30th, 2008): I finally got around making the video, I slowed it down on the difficult parts.
Posted in: Diagrams, Fun, Intermediate, Origami, Video
10 responses to “Video: Pine cone”
I like this model. Here is one that I have folded
http://www.origami-kunst.de/galerie/pflanzen/tannenzapfen.html
yeah it is a really cool model! When are you going to post a new video? I cant wait:D
Sorry, I’ve been really busy and the camera just came back.
Hey, its me. I cant wait for the video to be uploaded.
Wow dude, I know this isn’t your best work but seriously you are freakin awsome >:O
Do you like get paid for this? =[
I find oragami to be…frustrating..
@Me o_o: origami is just fun, if you have good hand-eye coordination you’ll find it very distracting.
I used to be very bored in classes, when I realized my professors gave me useless papers that we read once and then basically threw away I thought why not use these to do something useful and keep my eyes open… then after learning the shuriken/ninja star and making the same model over and over (at least 200 at the end of the year) I started to seek for new ones.
We, as human beings, cannot mimmick nature perfectly as it is, it is one thing more simpler than ourselves, it is nature and let thy be nature.
i think this origami is awsome. im not a philosipher. :}
i have been attempting to make an origami puffer fish for a long time, and lo and behold, this looks alot like one i saw on youtube. all i gotta do is just fold some fins, a mouth, and eyeballs. the puffer i saw had spikes like those. this is just the push i needed. thanx!
where is the diagram? when i clicked on the link some blog came up
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